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I was going to make an edit of my post to add more things as I read the replies of this thread, but I'll say it now since I'm at it. Bethesda had no reason at all to introduce people to the "lore of Fallout" by mashing things from the previous games together. The best way to experiment the...

The OP would make sense if Bethesda actually made a good Fallout game afterwards. As in: "here's a rehash of the originals, now we will give you a truly great sequel". They didn't. They didn't rehash the plot to introduce it to new audiences. They just failed to make a proper Fallout game...

I came with the last 10 minutes. To have someone tell MrMattyPlays to go fuck himself in audio is everything that's good in life.

It's like asking "will you remember your father dying in a car crash?". Of course I'll 'member. Hi /gamingcirclejerk.

It makes sense why this faggot couldn't understand why Fallout 4 was so hated on.

Basically what it says on the tin. I hope you guys will like it.

Skyrim's story is terrible because there are no two ways to tell it: you are someone destined to kill a Dragon that keeps coming back, or something like that. There's no "but" in the story, you are the Dragonborn and must destroy Alduin, and people will help you achieve it with no second...

I hated Beyond Thunderdome, though. Worst Mad Max film by far, so...

If anyone is interested, Chris Avellone commented on the poll in RPG Codex. Here's what he had to said about Fallout 2: I haven't played FO2 myself, but I've read a lot of it and it seems like it completely destroys what made the original so cohesive and thoughtful, so I would have to agree...

Yeah, I'm sorry, it's just that sometimes I'm a bit lazy in describing in depth what I mean. Those miniatures make me wish for a Fallout tabletop RPG, if only so I could buy it and place them somewhere in my desk. Seeing this made me remember something else: it's not about "nostalgia", but I...

Exactly. That's the really the only true advantage I see to games like Fallout that use a fixed perspective not focused on the player. By that I mean that low Guns skill had much more of an impact in the isometric titles than it does in the 3D titles, where player skill is much more important...

This is the problem: You think a core Fallout element is strategic combat. I don't see any strategy in Fallout 1. I just don't. It was a matter of having better equipment than the other enemy, and drawing them one by one towards me as possible as I could*. That's what my strategy boils down in...

Basically that. A lot of users around the Internet seem to believe that RPG Codex and NMA are a hatejerk about the 3D Fallout games. So I ask: for No Mutants Allowed, is New Vegas a good Fallout game, or another rooty-tooty-point-n-shooty hiking simulator? Does NMA really hate every 3D Fallout...

A GOTY is usually much cheaper than buying the game and expansions as they are released, as pointed out here.

You don't really know Trainwiz, it seems. That's basically the kind of mods he makes. And I would hardly call a quest mod a cosmetic change or a gameplay change. He was also working on a new quest mod similar in idea but different in themes to Nuka World. On topic: some modders are arrogant...

Has anyone yet pointed out how you can find ADVANCED POWER ARMOR in NUKA QUANTUM paintjob inside the park? So apparently APA is now Pre-War.

Brother bought FO4 for my birthday alongside the Season Pass. Ended up getting a refund after only 20 minutes of in-game time. My reasoning back then was "I don't want to play a game when it runs so poorly in my computer". Then I realized that if I really liked the game, I would have played it...